Second annual purebred ram show and sale at Boonsboro
The event, on Tuesday August 2 starting at 1 pm, hosts entries from Pennsylvania and Maryland breeders. K A Clark of Maryland Extension Service will manage the show and sale. Clark warns scrub bucks cost Maryland farmers more than lightning losses, harming lamb quality and market prices.
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Boonsboro
Pennsylvania
Maryland
K. A. Clark
University of Maryland Extension Dervice
Clark
Local Sheep Breeding Report on Lamb Valuation
The article discusses lamb price differences influenced by ram lineage. It notes that lambs sired by scrub bucks command about $2 less per head than those sired by thick, low-set pure-bred rams, implying market penalties for inferior genetics.
Judge Wagaman To Address Potomac Valley Grange Meet
Judge Frank G. Wagatman will be principal speaker at a Potomac Valley Grange meeting in Indian Springs Community Hall on Monday evening July 25 at eight oclock. Other speakers include G M Mizel president of Hagerstown Boosters McK Morton and County Agent Milt D Moore. The Potomac Valley Grange serves Bis Pool Indian Springs and nearby areas with a growing active membership.
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Frank G. Wagatman
Potomac Valley Grange
Indian Springs
Geclock
G. M. Mizel
Hagerstown
McK. Morton
Milt D. Moore
Potomac Valley Grane
Bis Pool
Sunday Motoring Tour to Gettysburg from Hagerstown
The Jocal branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland led by supervisor W Lawrence Marpel outlines a 110 mile Sunday motor tour from Hagerstown to Gettysburg via Chambersburg and return through Frederick. Route details, notable sites, and battlefield facts are provided along with notes on conditions and a contact at A A A headquarters for more information.
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Automomobile Club of Maryland
W. Lawrence Marpel
Hagerstown
Square
Marion
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Lincoln Highway
Fayetteville
Caledonia Park
Cashown
Mcknightstown
O Frederick
Baltimore
Steinwehr Avenue
Ehhitsburg
MT. ST. Mary's
Thurmont
Lewistown
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Patrick Street
City
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Bolivar
Boonsboro
Benevola
Funestown
Wilson Colege
Penn Hall
National Cemetery
Lincoln
Pickett’s Charge
Wheat Field
Bloody Angle
Seminary Ridge
Peach Orchard
Little Round Top
Devil's den
Cemetery Hill
Marpel
Hotel Hamilton
Hagerstown Considers Uniform Highway Sign System
Mayor Musey and officials told G. Clinton Uhl of the State Roads Commission that the city would consent to a uniform system of highway signs marking main arteries. Uhl noted the state plans attractive markers at its expense, inspired by ideas from a Midwest tour. Vincent Jamison urged action, citing poor city marking and tourist navigation.
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Hagerstown
Musey
G. Clinton Uhl
State Roads Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Chicago
Maryland
Hagtown
Vincent Jamison
Board of Street Commissioners
Uhl
Fankstown Home Stand Looks To Even Series
Fankstown hosts the Moller Cabbies today with a doubleheader slated at the Fanks town diamond. The A's aim to rebound after a 13 inning loss earlier and seek an even split with the Cabmen. A Sunday twin bill features Mont Alto and Knoxville Stars, with Wolf and Williams expected to anchor the A's pitching and improved fielding anticipated.
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Moller Cabbies
Fanks
A’s
Cabmen
Fankstown
Mont Alto
Knoxville Stars
Wolf
Williams
Security Stars Win First Game in Five Game Series
The Security Stars defeated Hemphill's Hams 17 to 2 in Game 1. Hemphill was knocked out in the first inning as Godlove went 5-for-5. Sunday the Stars meet Chewsville, and a watermelon feast for fans is planned if they win.
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Security Stars
Hemphill
Hams
Godlove
Stars
Chewsville
Security Field
Nagy
Fortune
Gess
Showe
Orioles to Play at Penal Farm Against Colored Team
The Hagerstown Orioles ro ute the Penal Farm Sunday to bat te the colored team. Lineup includes Ripple or R Barton Zimmerman or C Barton South L Barton Baker Hull Lanpole G Moore E Moore or Brade. All players must be at Lawrence Barton home by 1 p m. They will travel by track. Eagles Book Double Bill This Weekend. A Stadium game with American Legion nine of Martinsburg Saturday afternoon and Sunday at the Stadium the Eagles face Harrystown Raiders. Both games expected to be high quality.
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Orioles
Hagerstown Orioles
Penal Farm
Birds
Ripple
R. Barton
Zimmerman
C. Barton
South
L. Barton
Baker
Hull
Lanpole
G. Moore
C. Speaker
E. Moore
Brade
Lawrence Barton
Eagles
American Legion
Martinsburg
Harrystown Raiders
Miller 2 in Final At Public Links Title Match
In Louisville on July 23 two young golfers named Miller reached the Public Links final. Pete Miller of Chicago advanced through a large field with fine iron play and solid putting while R L Miller of Jacksonville relied on steady all around game and longer drives to challenge for the title.
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Louisville
Miller
America
Pete Miller
Chicago
R. L. Miller
Jacksonville
Legion Team Wins 11 to 3 Over Alma Juniors
The American Legion team defeated the Alma Juniors yesterday evening by 11 to 3. Neale went 4 for 4 at bat while Morris had three hits for the lagers. Knode pitched for the winners. This afternoon at 2 30 on the City Park diamond the Legion will face the Cardinal A C.
Pointers Play Smitties Today At Woodpoint Diamond
This afternoon Woodpoint faces Smithsburg in the Firemen's celebration contest at Smithsburg. The home team is strengthened and seeks real competition as the Western Enterprise nine draws attention. Game slated for 2 30 with both sides seeking a hard fought win.
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Woodpoint
Smithsburg
Western Enterprise Nine
de Leiding
Robbers Fail to Open Safe at Western Maryland Freight Office
Late Thursday night or Friday morning two alleged amateurs broke into the Western Maryland freight office on West Baltimore street. They tried to open the safe after knocking off the combination, fled after a small screwdriver was found, with about $50 in cash inside and more in checks. investigators noted no explosives and placed the event after 10:50 p.m. on Thursday.
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Western Maryland
West Baltimore Street
Hood Street
Chewsville
Chewsville Warriors
Baseball's Big Six by The Associated Press Leading Batters
A fragmented 1930s style list shows top hitters and home run leaders. Foxx of the A's leads in average with 138 runs batted in and 367 at bats, followed by Waner with the Pirates and Hurst Klein Walker Manush among others, detailing averages, hits, and figures for the season.
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Ab. R. H. Pet
Foxx
A's
Waner
Bucs
Hurst
Phils
Klein
Walker
Det
Manush
Nats
Athletics
Phillies
Ruth
Yankees
Waee Ech Simmons
Gehrig
Averill
Indians
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